In late April, Peggy Kusinski of ESPN provided an update on the McCaskey family and their alleged plans to sell minority shares of the Chicago Bears. The family is believed to have filed an ...

The Bears were led by 102-year-old Virginia Halas McCaskey, until her death in February. McCaskey was just the third woman to hold a majority stake in a National Football League team when she ...

The Bears remain under the majority ownership of the Halas-McCaskey family, led by chairman George McCaskey.

The Chicago Bears' ownership group is considering the sale of a minority stake, according to Bloomberg's <a href=" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Randall Williams and Miranda Davis.

George McCaskey, the Bears current chairman, succeeded his mother Virginia Halas McCaskey in that role after she died in February at the age of 102.

Historically, the Bears have remained firmly within the founding Halas family. George Halas, who helped create the NFL in 1920, passed the team down to his daughter, Virginia Halas McCaskey.

The NFL’s Chicago Bears are exploring a sale of the minority stake owned by the late Andrew McKenna Sr., according to people familiar with the matter.

A report by Bloomberg News says there is a movement afoot to sell shares of the Bears but they were owned by the late Andrew McKenna.

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As noted by Bloomberg, the Halas/McCaskey family and/or team investor Pat Ryan likely hold a right of first refusal. However, with franchise values mushrooming, the McKenna share could attract a ...